Part Two of a conversational tsunami on the career and musical journey of Mr. Jun Mhoon, founder of I Am Digital Media. Listen in to discover his lifetime of experiences, including working with leading bands and artists from every genre of the music business.  His professional roles have included leadership positions at RCA Records,  A&M Records, and more.  This conversation with Frank is full of musical nuances and tidbits of info. Enjoy!

Part One of a conversational tsunami on the career and musical journey of Mr. Jun Mhoon, founder of I Am Digital Media. Listen in to discover his lifetime of experiences, including working with leading bands and artists from every genre of the music business.  His professional roles have included leadership positions at RCA Records,  A&M Records, and more.  This conversation with Frank is full of musical nuances and tidbits of info. Enjoy!

A wonderful, fun, and insightful conversation with one of the Phoenix area's leading community builders and fashionistas. Ms. Sarabo is dedicated to making the world a better place through art, fashion and merchandise. Her entrepreneurial spirit has led her from Georgetown, Guyana to Arizona, and to create her own Afro-centric fashion and consulting business. Hear her share with Frank her vision to expand her brand into exciting and bold new areas of accessories and home decor, as well as uplift through education.

Educators, percussionists, and community advocates Frank Thompson and Súle Greg Wilson discuss what inspired them to create the Story Ark podcast.

The insightful, two-part interview done in April, 1980 with the late, great Gregory Hines continues with Mr. Hines discussing his stepping away from dance as the world of performance changed. He shares reflections on his "hippy period" with Wilson, as well as his thoughts about needing to be in an unstructured environment, upcoming projects, and more. Compelling listening.

An insightful, two-part interview done in April, 1980 with the late, great Gregory Hines.  Súle Gregory Wilson met Gregory Hines in a coffee shop near Hines' apartment in Chelsea, New York, looking for insights into the challenges of advocating vernacular dance in U.S. society. Part One shares stories of Mr. Hines' beginnings in show biz and the dancing game, and some of the noted people he met along the way.

A free flowing conversation with Civil Rights and Nutritional Activist, Actor, Author, and Comedian Dick Gregory.  This interview on race, culture and perseverance was a thrill of a lifetime for Frank Thompson. The opportunity to converse with one of his cultural role-models was priceless. Share the amazement.

Noted performer, clinician, and author of No Mirrors in My Nana’s House, Dr. Ysaye Maria Barnwell, is interviewed by actress and  award-winning theater director, Chanel Bragg. For decades Barnwell held the low-voice spot with the a capella ensemble Sweet Honey in the Rock. Listen in on an enjoyable inter-generational exchange between two wonderful performers and community builders.